Panasonic's induction oven could help you cook like a pro

The new touch-button countertop oven offers six pre-programmed cooking modes and doesn't need preheating.

[MauricioMaisterrena]

Is this compatible with the oculus rift?

[AMalas]

Weve had multiple 40-50 liter Panasonic microwaves over the years and not one failed us! they are so well built and so good at cooking everything!

cake? yep. huge pizza? no problem. want to make bread? in it goes! want to make some rice stuffed chicken? that too.

in fact now the normal stove is just a storage rack, the performance is actually better!

[MitchGurowitz]

If I'm going to put something new in the Kitchen, I want the best multitasking device ever assembled. Start with this, add my Panasonic microwave, the equivalent of a Breville Smart oven with convention and a toaster that my Dualit doesn't leave in the dust. I don't want a device like those multifunction scanner/fax-printers (which did none of the above well) I want all functions to be premier and then I'll open the wallet and make some of that super valuable counter space ready.

[oooppiikkk]

when has a microwave meal not been done in minutes?

[TheJs]

I need a real demonstration that shows how much food that could cook in that one plate.

[simonbusemeyer]

the fastest way to most people's hearts is a central line.

[YungFusebox]

Perhaps with that extra 2 hours a day he could've prepared a better speech. After 3 watching this 3 times I'm unsure as to whether he's developed early Parkinson's disease or he's shitting himself.